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Hai Long - Taiwanese Offshore Wind

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Location: Taiwan Strait, Taiwan
Energy source & type: Wind - Offshore Wind Farm
Stage: In development
Expected COD: 2025-2026
Capacity: 1,044 MW
%Owned: 60%

 Overview
Northland is 60% owner of the Hai Long offshore wind project, and will play an active role throughout construction and operations alongside partner Yushan Energy Co. Ltd. who own the remaining 40% of the project. Hai Long has three separate grid allocations - Hai Long 2a - 300 MW, Hai Long 2b - 232 MW and Hai Long 3 - 512 MW. The wind farm will be located 50-70 km from the shore of Changhua county.

 Features
  • Located in the Taiwan Strait, a body of water ranked as one of the world's 20 best offshore wind resources
  • Grid availability dates of 2024 & 2025, with the ability to execute 20-year power contracts under Taiwan's feed-in-tariff regime
  • Committed to using Siemens Gamesa's 14 MW offshore wind turbine (SG 14-222 DD) at the 300 MW grid allocation of Hai Long 2A
  • Pioneering project in Taiwan's offshore wind industry

 Documents & Links
  • Visit the project's Facebook page
  • Watch our Early Movers in Taiwan video
  • Northland Power Signs Power Purchase Agreement for Hai Long 2A Offshore Wind Project
  • Northland Power's Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Awarded Additional 744 Megawatts in Taiwan Auction
  • Northland Power Achieves Major Project Milestone - Hai Long Offshore Wind Project Allocated 300 Megawatts Under Taiwan Feed-in-Tariff Program


 

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